Bonjour
1- Comment chantes- tu ? <em>(verb chanter; 2nd pers sing. informal you)</em>
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<em>2- </em>Mes amis et moi jouons au tennis. <em> (verb jouer; 1st person plur. we=nous)</em>
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3- Les enfants regardent la télé. <em>(regarder. 3rd person plur; ils/elles = they)</em>
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4- Vous aimez aller au cinéma le week-end. <em>(aimer; 2nd pers. plural; plural & formal = vous)</em>
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5- Il mange au restaurant le lundi. <em>(manger; 3rd person sing.; il/elle/on = he/she/it)</em>
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<em>Bonjour,</em>
<em>On ne peut pas acheter sur leur "terrain", il est toujours en construction.</em>
Thank you = merci / je vous remercie.
You’re welcome = de rien.
Answer:
Well there are multiple cultures that speak French, like in France, countries in Africa, and parts of Canada. As well there are some very good foods that are French like crème brulee, crepes, and macaroons. I also have a few french canadian family members who learned french and english as kids and are fluent in both languages.
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